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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-07-07

One of the features Of the graduating
exercises at the Brunswick Grammar school
this wear. was an industrial exhibit by the
pupils, which includes apron, lambrequins
lace, rugs tides. etc. made by tn" girls,
and slctlS bureau. bow and arrow. puzzles.
bookcase. hammered brass and other arti-
Giles, the work Of the boys.
A little daughter of the widow Of john
White, OF East NachaS. six years old. AT
play near mill the 27th ult., fcll in and
was carried by the rapid current over the
dam aud drowned. The body was recoV-
cred several hours after
THE GovERNoR MOVES AGAINST BtRN-.
--tioyernor Bodwcli took hand the 2~ih
ult, in the case of Michael Burns. of Au-
gusta. who has been getting round the
Maine law by selling liquor in the original
package lie directed County Attorney
Carleton. with the assistance Of Attorney
General Baker. tn proceed nj once against
the offender aud Dc all possible to defeat
the scheme Of multiplying the state law.
Consequently Sheriff McFaddcn aud City
Marshal Morse proceeded tn Michael
Burn, shop and seized h> entire stock.
which was - eases Of rum and 10 Of wills
kew The liquor was cartcd of and stored
while Burns was brought before the ma
nicipal court AMI his ease continued until
SATURDAY To obtain q icci-pu the Qut~-
tion viii probably De carried ny u the 81
prctnc court The state authorities are
very certain ;hat their cour~v H. the correct
one. Bnrn~ wa very angry aHi u~lt! hard
language to thc officers. lie says lac i sup
ported by eminent legal authority lie
proposes Ia ttst the matter iu The ! uitcd
States courts. llc now has 1870 cases "t
liquor in the Portland custom house AMI
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-07-07
At Rest.
7,rArn or rr>GovERNoR MORRILL,.

ArGrsrA. July 8 Ex-Governor Arson
2. Morrill, died at IL A. NJ Monday. He
was unconscious at the time Of his death
and had been for several day.. lie was
taken i'll Tuesday afternoon Of last week.
Those present at his death bed Were his
sister. Mrs Blackwell. his daughters. Mrs
&. W. Goddard and Mrs. Huntoon. his
grandson. Arson VI. Goddard. Esq, and
a granddaughter His daughter, Mrs
R. NJ. Mills. i on her way from California
10 Augusta The funeral occurs on
Thursday at 1870 A. NJ. Rev. Mr.. Whit
man. pastor of Winthrop street uniYer-
salist church. of which NJ. Morrill, was
member viii officiate
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-07-07
State News.
A Thrilling Experience.
OUT TO SEAM BALLOON.

PORTLAND, July !. Prof. Charles ii.
Grimley accompanied by newspaper re-
porter made balloon ascension from
Lincoln Park in this city yesterday. At a
height of 5000 feet the balloon struck a
westerly current and was carried swiftly
out to sea. An attempt was made to land
on one Of the islands in the harbor but
without avail, and the balloon descended
three miles from shore in Casco Bay. The
men were dragged through the water at a
rapid rate for two miles, when they We're
rescued in an exhausted condition by the
crew of the yacht Mermaid.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-07-07

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice 20 al
L concerned, that he has been duly appointed
and has taken upon himself, the trust OF an Ad-
ministTator of the Estate of ichabOd Grindle,
late Of Bluehill, in the County OF Hancock, de
la4Eed. by giving bond the law directs, he
therefore re.Heet7 al persons who are indebted to
the sabl deceaseFs e4tAtesy 20 make immediate pay
ment, and those who have any deMan3s liarson
TO exhibit the same for pnyment
RUfUs Is. GRihDLE,
Nav H. is 3w21
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-07-07

A good story is told of Mr.. Blaine
At one Of the most prominent houses in
London the other day. parliamentary
leader said to Mr.. Blaine: Come and
lunch with me next Monday, on the Fourth
Of July. and will give you the American
tag for table cloth" Thank you" said
Mi. Blaine. ..ihIt we always have the
American flag above vs., aapd not below
u.s.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-07-07
Wonderful Cures.

W. d. I0yt 4 Co. Whose-ale aud Retail
Druggists of Rome, Ga, Say. VI have been
selling DR.. Kings New Discovery. Elcciii-
Bitters and Bucklen'> Arnica Save for TWO
wears. Have never handled remedies that sci
as well. " give such universal satisfaction.
There have been some wonderful cures ef-
fected by these medicines ia this city. Several
eases OF pronounced Consumption have been
entirely cured by Use of few bottles of Or,
Kings New Discovery. taken in connection
with Electric Bitters. We guarantee them al
ways. Sold by &. 4. Parcher
Dyspepsia in its worst forms will Yield to
the use Of Carriers Little Nerve Pills aided by
Carriers Little Liver Pills. They not only re-
ijeYe present distress but strengthen the st0m-
scii ana digestive apparatus. For sale by ;. d.
Wiggia.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-07-07

Mr. Bion Bradbury's death e,oses 2
long, distinguished and useful career
Those who have been his most earnest
political opponents unite in tributes to
ei.arecter of which not a syllable in detrac-
lion eau trstLfully be spoken. No recol-
lection of past contests or the platform
or at the polls is bitter enough 10 Brevent
a hearty acknowledgment Of the genial
disposition, graceful tact and inmate
courtesy Of pap who was one of natures
gentlemen OF Mr.. bradbury it may be
said that he died possessed.
OF all thai should accompany Old ago,
A. honor, love obedience, troops of friends,
Portland .idreriser.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-07-07
ellsworth american.
THURSDAY. JULY 7, 1887

We 30 not reaa anony unoHs letters and commnni-
cations Thv maine and address " the writer are in
all cases intli-pcn able not necessarily torpublica
ion but - "a guarantee OF good faith
We cannot undertake e. return or preserve com
munirations that are not used.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-07-07
CONSERVATIVES.

Reader. can you believe that the Creator af-
ficts one-third OF mankind with disease for
which there is no remedyi Dr. X. V. Perce's
Golden Medical Discovery has cured hun
dieds vi eases of consumption. and raen are
living to-day-heatthy, robust men-whOm
physicians pronounced iueurabje. because one
lung was almost gone. Send 10 cents il
stamps for DR.. Pierces book on consumption
and Kindred affections. Address, Worlds Dis
pebssfy Medical Association, 663 Main Street,
IA; %aio, =. =.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-07-07
A Brutal Assault
FOR WHICH fHF NATE or \ CHERRYfIELD
BARK Is UABFB ARREST.

BARK Is uABER ARREST
BALTIMORE. MO, July ).
\ brutal assault wa, committed on Miss
Henrietta Powell of Matthews Court
House, Va. Monday night, by Walter
kiit0a, nlate Of the bark Rosina. of
Cherryaeld Ne
Miss Powell is rs Yeas Old and is at
tending a boarding school in Baltimore,
She became acquainted with her assailant
through visiting her fathers schooner, the
HaF5.
Monday night, hiitGI and Miss Powell
started from Druid Hill Park, at : O'Clock,
for her fathers boat. When the pier at
Locust Point was reached. Kilton
dragged her under the pier. threw her
down and outraged her. The girl is nov
at the Maryland University Hospital
Kilton was arrested, Tuesday morning.
Capt Powell tried to kill him with a club
when le vas in the hands of the officers.
There is muci. settlement at Locust Point.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-07-07

D. l.. Ncarr Post Of Ea>i sullivan.
Department oii'l l,,i - IN. Han
Ar,illcry
SECOND DIVISION.
ban-"f eons ~ y.,ar,n.
Il. II. Rcale Post OF Bangor.
Jane, +, hall MI. A., KILN,
LAM. 4 Garfield Post u Blurhiu
C'iz'n'.
The PROCESSION "hl'" = '0'''''''''''
contain from "'' 20 i"' i''p'' "'''''
follows pn OAK street Z" nun "
on hurch +" school \" 'n''' II '''''
across Main t' Hah'"'A. "l '''''' ~
Pine "n Pine 10 lii@". Oh ii'-'' '' " '''''
ola Main I" monument -T'uhiN-
pu reaching iAv Gf'Nl'"> 'H' IT
exercises took place
Music by 2an't MAY "r ~'''' ~
ID tA, city IN iew words o'r''"'''''''
th" memorial 1" WI IN. IL II N'''
for dedication GhNtl'-"- ~
followed by music from '''' ''"''' ''''
one gan from the Af'-I''H
,nu Of monument speeches ~ ''''
Hannibal Ian.n Department ''''i
uaHicr hlrhard h "aii't-"I 20 ''''''.'
Ca3 I \ smith % The B'>'"" "''"'"'
Dr i. /. Gr.ndie - MI i'T-'I'.
Fathers Quinn ami Butter. '"dI' l. =
Emery and Judge e. i. hedl'4a''-
cAluat attempt a report 81 'i' 'i'''''''>
Tnrl were all very excellent ANA f'S'' ="
tu, point. That Of lN-N' ace It'>'"'"'
ltauti.a wa stirring adhf'>- anu ~
---. .-,,,,- 4 ~. ..-.,.','-
taAu Hannibal il1miln.
IAr speeches ~ KrV. Fathers Quinn ana
BH'ler were highly complimrntrd. '".-
l. y smith never fails +" eap'I'A't an
Ellsworth audience. ana M a"dF">N "h
this occasion wa very much Hk'H "il-
maudrr Hatlcy ia ms hFici address H''"'
"a very iAN"raolr IMPRESSION p" 'ii''>' ''
heard MIN.
Ar!ri description "i 'h' monument
VII! i'e III "rd'r at 'h'' hihe' u = i''A'''
al biH'Hi" granite Ah"- A. ""IA - d ~
Is eArep'i'hA'Iy me r'H'''ii2 i'u'h tr'''-
ii upon IT. builders M'7>f'- ''""h 10"
ara "I '"l> 'ts "' '"''''''''''
'"i'' >aH : an I-'I>'' VI u" man
l'a'' >"''i'''''i'- ~ " 80
a. Af'' -I''S "''''N -
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cave I'' "'''' i'''iN'''' i'''''' :
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90 a. ''''''' van
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.,,,..,.;- -. ,.,,.ar,.., I,. work
n ~. ,,.hich ,,,. ,yron,,.; ~ Mr. Howard
DIN X Mann un,.qr,l and
49,, ,,,tch la sn.p, nearly sly months
Tina. ,rh. .,itia, I. IN III. military mi
form ~ ,b,. t-pf,ed state, wearing all the
acco,,rrement. ~ a soldier tayonet. car
.-:.,,-. ,,.., a... a,,a.f.a ~ ri. h,I, and
,,.;,t. hi. ,o,,.k,, .tard. AZ ..rarsde rest
,...,..l f,cin, th,. cast hear. the fol-
l5,,.i,,., r.,.rfn,i,p ..Ip honor q , the men
,f EI,.uortr who served and to the mem
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-07-07
lanes pYIES PRARLINE

universally recognized as family fayOrite.
II you assiFe TO secure feminine smiles and do.
nestle sunbsams, even oD wash-day, ask your
grocers for Peariibr.
No medicine is more cOnscentiousfy pf..
pared more powerful. or more highly concen-
tracted. than Ayers sarsaparilla. Its stand
ard of excellence is the result OF careful study.
This preparation is acknowledged by the mec-
zeal profession to be the best blood purifier.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-07-07
A Most Successful Celebration in Ellis
worth.

The long expected day has come and
gone. Ellsworth has had its celebration
and it has been grand success. The sol
diers and sailors monument has been UNI
yelled and dedicated and $50 long as 1t
shall endure il shall speak to us and 10 all
of the LOYALTY and heroism in the army and
navy. and of that significant national su-
thority of which our flag is the symbol To
every true American heart. At sunrise
there was salute OF thirteen guns; at
seven O'Clock there was parade Of fan
TASTES, some Of which was very amusing.
one Young man had bull harncssed into
a vehicle and drove through the streets
followed by a large crowd of boys For
a WIN, the bun was orderly and well he
haved. hut at length getting tired OF the
fun. he ran away with his driver st Johh
Gilpin speed He was at length stopped
by the crowd and a threatened disaster
was happily averted.
In the early morning a democraciic cam
paisn dag bearing the names of Cleveland
and Hendricks was hoistcd over Main
street The Grand Army Posts Of this
civ and other places were quite indignant
al this. regarding the act A. an insult to
them. they being a strictly non-par'lsan or
nsuization. The ELLSWORTH Post left their
hall between six and seven O'Clock 4"
march 10 the station 10 do escort duty
Rather than march under the to them
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-07-07
Collision on the Maine Central at Farm
lngdals.

\ collision occurred on the Maine Cen
tral at Farn!ng,iale siding Tuesday after
noon between the mali train going east ami
th, west bound local passenger train. No
one Na> Killed but one lady passenger VA
severely cat about the head. Engineer
IrAvitt or Watcrs lille. engineer ~ the
mail train, received serious internal in
jurir- Conductor John ,Icwett Of the
west bound train. received Il scalp wound
and wa seriously shaken up, being thrown
down by the shock lie. however. took
hi train through - Portland. The Farm
iugdalr siding which j. TWO miles cast II
Gardiner j. the regular crossing place FOR
these Two trains The west bound pa>>cu-
ger train. more Familiarity called
.JKwErr'," rRIN
wa, on time 40. 70 the east bound mail
under charge Of Conductor Sprague left
Gardner AZ - J. NJ. i've minutes behind
time. on approaching the siding Engineer
Lravitt applied the air brake j. custom
AIRY and succeeded In SlAckeuing the speed
nf hi> train 10 about ten mile, al hour,
when be perceived that the brake, were no
longer holding. Jcwctts train had just ar
rived and stopped preparatory to taking the
siding. but engineer Bracket. seeing coll
li>ion inevitable. reversed the engine and
he and the fireman Jumped. escaping injury.
Both engines were badly smashed. The
tender Of the mail train
rEIr>coPEp SOME FIVE FRET,
into the postal car The shock. however.
was not sufficient To derail any cars or tear
up the road bed The passenger cars be
i'm Uuiujured comparatively little delay
was experienced in obtaining locomotives
from Augusta aud Gardiner aud transfer
ring the passengers to continue the jour
ney. Srccking train from Watcryille
reached the sceue Of the accident shortly
after fiye O'Clock / few hours work will
clear the track The FLYING Yankee west
bound dur AZ Gardiner at 4.gj p. NJ was
turned back 81 Augusta and sent through
To Portland via Lewiston. il j. impossible
to learn the loss 10 the Maine Central Com
pany Probably it will not exceed $4,000.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-07-07

One of the features Of the graduating
exercises at the Brunswick Grammar school
this year was an industrial exhibit by the
pupils, which includes aprons, lamhrequins.
lace rugs, Tides. etc, made by the girls,
and slcis. bureau bow and arrow. puzzles,
bookcase. hammered brass and other arti-
Giles the work Of the boys
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-01
McGurigIe'S Whereabouts still AN Tn
..I,.I NIygI..ry-

McGnrigIe'S Whereabouts still IAN Tn
solved Mystery.
CmrADu. July 3O. - fWilliam Nectar
iglr is not on the Blake ne has committed
suicide, was the rather startling remark
OF u close friend Of the ev-WarIen thi,
morning
"IIr never meant to 90: that i, he did
not plan it lous beforehand am sure OF
that. because there are those who were
very close To- him who are very intensely
diS.u~t,d, NO less than surprised, when
they l,aru~d ot his flight
Then hr lett las wife and family without
a dollar orauy way of grluus one. / don't
think they will sjarvr now, though it was
pretty rough ON them ior u few days No
credit and les, cash. Mr McGarigIc
will pgublbi, have to rent her Lake View
house and 70 80 his father, ia Milwaukee,
before long Macs people are not wealthy,
hut they can care TOT his family without
distressing themselves, | guess
WHY do think he may have suIc,dcdt
Because ne felt very kreniy that he WIS he
iu, slrrIhr,d Tor acting al the b"hrs, of
those who controlled his liviugat the tine.
lie WAS very dcspoudrnt when ] saw nm
las. about a week before he disappeared,
and / rather feared he might attempt
something OF the kind in Jail. But his
feelings were always refined. It his con
science WAS bunted, and the methods
tor a NICE clean suicide are not available
ma cell II he is in the lake instead Oft he
ING on H. his body viii be found To have
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-01
= ROARING FARCE.
Mayor Richards and His Counsel Execute IA
Grand Comp de Grace.

Grand Coup de Grace.
Sp'ci0' T''1,dm 10 MS "u,tav R,gi1,r.
CLNEEsErR", W. Va, July 81 The
facts relating To the Richard, impeachment
trial are ~ follows: AZ the regular meet
ing of the council held July 18th, charges
and specifications in writing were made
against Richards a. Mayor by Martin
Freny. Tie charges and specifications
were filed bv an order of the council and
the 9!nd day of Judy, l--7, AT the Mayors
Office was fixed for an investigation. At the
trial Hon. John Basel appeared fnr Fccny
and Gen GOti' and Hon. Edwin Maxwell
for the Mayor. The counsel for the de-
Tense denied the jurisdiction of the council
Ia make the investigation. The question
waa ably argued by counsel for both sides.
The vote stood on the motion To dismiss
the charges against the Mayor because the
council had no jurisdiction Ia entertain
the same ~ follows: Councilman keaTns
voting hu, SwaTtz aye, Raymond no. Hart
mo, Hoii' aye. Consequently Mayor Rich
uds, who was presiding, announced the
motion lost.
The council then adjourned until the
evening of July 10Th, when the in-
yestigation al the charges were To he
resumed, at which time Judge Maxwell
for the Mayor moved to dismiss the pro-
ccedlngs because the charges and specliga-
tions were not spread upon the order book.
The vote upon this question was n fol
lows: kvarne no, SwIri2 ave. Hay
mOnd aye, Swartz aye, Hart no,
Hon aye At this juucture o! the pro-
cccdiugs General Con objected 10 NJ. VI.
Thompson, the Recorder, yotIng on the
grounds that If Richards were removed
from office the Recorder would hc Mayor
until the vacancy in the office Of Mayor
could be filled by the Council, and that,
Therefore. the Recorder was an interested
party In order Ia test the question nm
der rule which provides every mrrG-
her present when question IS g."t shall
vote unless the Council shall for special
reasons excuse him ~ II was moved by a
member OF Tie Council that the Recorder
he excused from voting under the cirrUm
stances which motion ClTrir'i, uI one N"i-
ing against it aGd tGuT i"r 1t Richards.
vino was presiding, then announced that
the original motion Ia dismiss carried.
Thus the case went out of the Council
without hearing the evidence Or . ,o'o on
It's merits
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-01
The KrrSlIaw Matter.

Chicago, July 30. The long looked
Tor statement OF the atiriry ct The deiuuct
wheat clique Aou-r Of c. j. Kershaw Il
Go. VA given to the public to-day, and
shows that the lIabIilic- aggregate II, ~pn, e.
go. and the .,ru~- assets :l,sIO. Ouu
including II. 5OU 900 due from Wiltshire,
Erkert X Co and other Cincinnati parties
This leaves T,.ets outside oi the Cincinnati
nlr,irs OF only s2GD,OuO. What wall Ia
realized tram the Cincinnati claims the
Errrtyrr Is unable to state
until he makes his report To the
c,ur: when hr will he able t. give a de-
finite statement Of what the firm can pay.
The Cincinnati claims are regarded by
many creditors as worth IN to - cents on
the dollar, while others place the estimate
higher
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-01

The best saIvc IN the world for Cuts
Pujstss Sores. Ulcers salt khoUm, Few"
SORES. rcttrr. Ch,pp~d Hands, ChilbL'ns,
Carus and all the skin EruptIouS, sud
positively cures Plies, or no pay re4r'red'
il is guarmt.rd 20 give satisfaction az
r,oney refunded. Price - cents per box
For s4le ny Logan x Go.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-01
CORE


NEW YORK, July - Cotton Futures
closed dull for September August Y'.i,.,
September J.%.:r: Oc'oh,r y "ir, November
. 2U', December 9.2or. January y.23c,
February 9.:0r, March = }br, April .. i2cs
MAY . l-r.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-01
IIiIl GOODS
MN Anrk.

Wv YoEK. July ~ Dry Goods
The market Is quiet ~ demand '- usual Ia
a very bet SGus iay. Eu-uc-s continues
good Though "uI"r> with Improvement
outlined lu sumr directions.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-01

white BE; No. white 36c: old No. ,
white 3~c: futures que, hut steady; No
: white July 81 laS~ lc: August 33 ,a333c;
September 33sa3ic; October "a ,a34sc
Butter Firm aud in fair demand
Toledo.
TOLEDO, O., July n.-Whcat Weak
and lower; cash sc; August PIC; Sep
tcmer % {; October 15tc; December :, ic.
Corn and steady; cash 40c; sep
TENDER !c. Oats-Dull; August 25ic
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-01
Lnnk M IEELANn TO.nNY.

The land owners take from the people all
hut the bare ncccsSIrirs OF lite. II! tine
Irshman was slave he might he tempted
to run away, but now he comes 10 the
lud owners with his hat in ais hand 10
hr.. permission to work
Ii has been said that The land question
was only of interest to the farmers. This
Is not so; every human being Is Interested
IN il. \ man cDunut navigate the ~rl or
soar in a balloon to the upper air without
land, Tor the land produces that from
which his ship ar balloon is made. !
productive Labor is the simple working up
Of land-IlttTing the condition OF H. pro
duets "" cinno, UuirsS w leave Uul
undIr' behind Us aad 90 "a 4E0thcr sphere,
1T Td vi cur dependence ON the land.
We SEE ,yrrywarr tins endless comPctl-
tiou that Ne strive to guard against
by umoas. That pressure comes at
the bottom from m unemployed
man lie produces The pressure
thu whole mass The only
WI, 60 relieve the trouble is to put that
lulu at work
How can ,hsrr ever he a greater amount
cd labor than the demand Tor 1t, IN its
true .eu-e. inr the demand - IN reality a
OF human desires. \ man
having desires has two hands wh"r"wl'h
To- meet them to ylothe his back and feed
his mouth. BIT he cannot do this unless
he has access 70 the opportunity. and the
lir,' essential Ia the raw material OF The
planet Il to-day there i any one who
,nuuot lind labor it Is because the land Is
shut M. Let any mau 90 through New
York City. lie will see m enormous de-
maud for work, IT is true, but the first
thiug that will strike INN will he tn" great
families piled upon families
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-01
LIVE STOCK.
Baltimore Cattle Market.
TurR~UAY. July -
.ATCALNERTnN YARDS.

are sold az net weight. that D, I'D per cent tr,n-
,Ially uI from live weight sheep are old
gross that D. live weight ug nothing ul